Résumé de l'épisode
WAMU "All Things Considered" host Tamika Smith spoke with "Washington Post" culture critic Philip Kennicott about what the closure means for the D.C. region's arts community and civic life.
WAMU "All Things Considered" host Tamika Smith spoke with "Washington Post" culture critic Philip Kennicott about what the closure means for the D.C. region's arts community and civic life.
Épisodes
What the Kennedy Center’s closure means for the D.C. region
ÉcoutéWAMU "All Things Considered" host Tamika Smith spoke with "Washington Post" culture critic Philip Kennicott about what the closure means for the D.C. region's arts community and civic life.
Mobile healthcare clinic brings free medical, dental, and optical services to Maryland
ÉcoutéLast weekend, a large team of healthcare professionals and volunteers descended on Prince George's Community College to provide free medical check-ups, dental services, eye exams and eyewear to anyone in need of the services. This was part of a Remote Area Medical (RAM) event - a nonprofit that has been setting up free pop-up clinics around the country for decades.
Aviation experts warn Trump’s 250-foot arch adds risk to busy airspace over Reagan National Airport
ÉcoutéReagan National Airport has the busiest runway in America. Aviation experts warn the arch adds another layer of risk for pilots leaving and entering the airspace.
The Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin will retire after the 2026-2027 season
ÉcoutéOvechkin's announcement follows his controversial appearance in an ad for the political party of Russian President Vladimir Putin in September.
Landlords in D.C. are once again asking the council to speed up evictions
ÉcoutéQuestions about streamlining the District's eviction process are back in front of the council. We spoke with Zara Norman of The Washington Sun about two council bills that have reignited tensions between housing advocates and landlords.